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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Capital City Grove, No. &C. q. A. o. ID :,
will confer Degrees SATURDAY EVENING,
July 9th. All members are requested TO be
present. iy9-lt*l J. J. BUCKLEY, n. A.
Har Sinai Lodge, No. 8, A. j. o. X. s.
Members are requested to be present on
SUNDAY, July 10th, at 7:30 P. NJ. at Pioneer
Hail. for important business and installation OF
officers. The Sisters of Eva Rebekah Lodge,
No. l, are cordially invited to be present BY
order of H. MARKS W. Ay.
NJ. WILSON, Secretary.
Sacramento, July 9, 1887. jy9-lt@
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How to Paper Rooms.

This is not poetic subject, and is a work
that all avoid who can, vet it has to be
done, and often the amount is so trifing
that many will do ii themselves rather than
bother with employing professional. For
such, some instructions may be useful
The task is not as difficult as might be
imagined. To clean the wall with a solu-
ton of white glue makes good beginning.
Ia making the paste, add an ounce of pull
verized alum to every pound OF sifted -four,
mix smoothly with cold water and pour
over it gently, but quickly, boiling water,
stirring constantly. When done it should
stand until perfectly cold. The wall should
be smooth, and if dirty or greasy spots ap-
pear on it, before papering it should be
washed with lye. The edge of the
paper must be neatly trimmed down
TO the pattern. long table or
wide board should be provided upon
which to lay the paper. Then all the ifull
breadths required for the room can be cut
and should be matched. Always begin at
the right-hand side and work to the left.
Lay the breadths as cut, one on another,
and spread the top one with paste. In
putting ON the wall carefully adjust the top
to Its place, gently pressing it with large.
soft cloth, first down the middle of the
breadth and then TO the edge When the
paper IS ali on the border may be tackled on
or pasted, as desired.
In selecting wall paper, even of cheap
quality, Such good taste may be DISPLAYED.
Striking contrasts should be avoided
choose neGtral tints and eolors that har-
monte with the general tone of the sur
roundings. If the ceilings are low paper
Ehich rama perpendicuarly will make
them appear higher. Wall paper is usually
half q yard wide and contains eight yards
10 the roll
After papering room no fire should be
made in il for several DAYS or until entirely
dry.--Aodert Life
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CUrsCVRa REMEDIES are sold everywhere
Price: Cs1TIcURA, so cents; REsoLvESr, 81:
SOAP, % cents Prepared by the POTTER Dare
AID CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass Send Tor
. How TO Care = kin Diseases"
EpUR2 Pimpics, skin Blemishes, and Baby
ViiVD1I Hunsegs cured b. CCTIcuRA soar
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California Pensions

lcopy4gh. 1887, by 0e California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, July Sth.-[Special. Cal
ifornia pensions have been issued as fol-
lows: Edward Wright. Oakland; Abram
Bolyar, Spanish Ranch; George Bauer,
Corilas; James Price, Oak Bar; Charles
Saunders, Napa; Henry Z. Smith. Salinas
Nelson Warner, Vacaville; Willis NJ
Harer, Alturas; Edward Wilcox, San
Juan; John 3. Calhoun, San Francisco;
George Bruce, Placerville; Smith 2. Car
ter, Salinas Peter Cassion, San Francisco ::
James Gilman, San Jose; Thomas C. Nj
gent, Placerville; Frederick Ohm, Ala
media Edward Callagan, Vallejo; S. r.
Cockrill, San Jose; Alex Copeland, Tip
ton; Mary e., widow of John Gilmore
Los Angeles; Frederick Heller, San Fran
cisco; minors of Isaac r. Wheeler, Los
Angeles; Martha T., widow of Charles NJ
Hitchcock, st. Helena; Elizabeth, widow
Of IoCnh Gnhlstf1a
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Row rT ACHEs:

90. Back Ache, Kidney Pains. Hip, Side
NR and Chest Pains, and all Strains and
liz n Weakness relieved in one minute
TlAAby the Cuticura Anti Pain Plaster.
[ At druggists, 25 cents; five for 81. Pot.
PIT ter Drug and Chemical Co, Boston.
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Jake Nagele's Saloon.

1HHE CAPITAL ALE VAULTS, Is con-
i nected by Telephone with Snowflake Park,
and the Score OF the Game played there also
the game at San Francisco, will be bulletined at
the Capital Ale VanltS Two II
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BALL GAMES.
The Hoosiers Make a Holy Show" o
the Senators Yesterday.

The HOosiers Make a Holy Show" of
the Senators Yesterday.
WASHINGTON. July 8th.-A poorer ex-
hibition of ball than that given by the
Wsshingtons to-day, in the game with the
Indianapolis Club, had not been seen here
this season. Not more than 1000 people
were present, and they showed their in
dignation at the miserable playing of the
home team by kissing them repeatedly.
Indianapolis out-played them at all points,
and for once this season ENJOYED the
fun of running around bases at the
expense of the home club. Shomberg's
batting, and conspicuous bad fielding on
the part of Hines, Gilligan and Donnelly,
were the features. Score-Washingto !,
Indianapolis 10. Pitchers-Whitney and
Healy. Catchers-Gilligan and Arundel.
DETROIT DOES Up NEW YORK.
New YORK, July Sth-The Detroits beat
New York to-day because George did not
pitch well enough to deceive blind bats
man, and on account of Cores bad base
inning IN the last inning. In the ninth
inning the home players got Baldwin
ratified and scored three innings and had
two men on bases when Gore was caught
mapping at second, and finished the game.
Over $500 spectators were present in the
broiling glare of the sun. George was put
in to pitch only because no other man was
available. Pitchers-George and Baldwin.
Catchers-Brown and Cancel. Score-De-
troit s. New York 6.
ANOTHER PEG FOR CHICAGO.
PHILADELPHIA, July Sth-Chicago de-
feated Philadelphia to-day by a fortunate
punching of hits in the eighth inning. The
game was slow and tedious, notwithstand-
ing the closeness of the score. The fielding
of Pfeiffer was exceptionally fine, and,
with Burns batting, was a feature of the
game. Observation-Disclosures and Baldwin
Catchers-Gunning and DAILY. Score-Phil-
adelphia 3, Chicago 5.
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Notice 10 Whom ii Hay Concern

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ FRIDAY, the 18th day of JULY, 1887, at 10
o clock A. NJ, viii apply 20 the Superior Court
of sacramento county, at the Courtroom of
said Court, for an order authorizing the Trus-
tees of the Protestant Orphan Asylum of Sacra-
mento city, corporation, to sell Cemetery Lot
No 6}7, as laid down in the plat of the CITY
Cemetery in the city of Sacramento.
5. L. CLAYTON
President of Board of Trustees.
TAYLOR u HOLL, Attorneys for Petitioner
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NOTICE
For Bids to Repair the Suspension Bridge
Folsom. Cal

For Bids to Repair the Suspension Bridge
at Folsom, Cal.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BIDS
IN will be received by the Board of Su-
pefvlsors OF sacramento county, California. for
the necessary repairs of the Suspension Bridge
across the American river at Folsom, on
FRI PAY, JULY 22, 1887,
At il o'clock a. NJ. of said day, according to the
plans and specifications of the King Iron Bridge
Company on file herein. AL bids must be
sealed and directed TO the Chairman of the
Board of Supervisors of Sacramento county.
The said Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids Such bids must be accompanied
by certified check OF $500
+. f. TEBBETS, Chairman
Attest: seal. WM. B. HAMILTON Clerk
Is {. iy9-
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SNOWFLAKE PARK,
Twenty-eighth and r streets,
SUNDAY JULY 10
HAVERLYS, of San Francisco,
Atlas, of Sacramento.

III TO OI SdC1 dI1I6TlIO.
kS- Game called at 2:l5 P. NJ. sharp Admis-
sion, % cents; Ladies, Free. Special Stand, %
cents extra.
Reserved Seats can be secured at G. 6.
HoughtOn's Bookstore.
fINRAlNS WILL RUN FROM DEPOT EVERY
l. twenty minutes, commencing at u O clock
last train leaving at 2 O'clock Train from
Twentieth and streets at 1890 o'clock
Returning, fist train leaves at close of game:
second ten minutes later.
All trains stop at Third, Tenth and Eighteenth
streets on
as- HUSSAR BAND will furnish music. Fare
(round trim 15c ivoTf
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VNHE WONDERFUL SPECIFIC OLIVE
i Branch, safe and permanent cure for All
female weaknesses Full instruction tor home
treatment. Consultation and trial sample free.
For sale by MRS. JENNIE Il. DJMISGOS, 1910
Eighth street, Sacramento ive1t*
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II HAVE TWENTY OF THE BEST GASOLINE
L STOVES in the world, which will sell for
% per cent. less than Eastern prices. The rea-
son is, am going out OF all private sales. See
these crest Stoves A Sic Stove for So so.
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The ees Place IN caraa TO Save your pri.snz o,ne=
a. }. soansina q cs', 40 St, Sacramento, Cal -
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ST. PETERSBURG, July Sth-The Noroe
I'renya says that the election of Prince
Ferdinand. of SAKE Coburg, to the Bulga-
rian throne exhausts Russias patience.
" Austria will not succeed, adds the paper =,
g for Russia's action may Inconvenience
her,"
Prospect of n Crisis.
PARIS, July Sth-The Extreme Leg, has
decided toIase the question of the ehtire
policy Of the Government. Rouvier has
accepted the challenge, and the debate will
open Monday.
Passed the Third Reading.
LONDON, July Sth.-The crimes bill
passed the third reading, by $40 10 262.
The announcement of the vote was received
with cheers and counter cheers.
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Sentiments of Veterans.

New York, July Sth.-At the BROOKLYN
City Hall to-day the Grand Army of the
Republic memorial rooms were the scene
of an exciting discussion of President
Cleveland's letter recalling his acceptance
of the st. Louis invitation Some of the
comrades said it was too bad that anything
had been said to offend Cleveland, while
others thought the Presidents letter was
not couched in friendly terms and would
not tend to mend matters. a few thought
the Department Commander ought 10 re-
buke those comrades who had sighted the
President.
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NOTICE. LADIES'

Subject, africa Open to Civilization and Chris
tianity." The Lecture will be illustrated by
large maps: and also pictures of Zulus. 1t will
be extremely interesting. An invited. jy9-1tr
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FREELEcTuRE ON aEpIca

DEV. VIM. MELLEN, WHO HAS BEEN
III twenty-four years missionary among the
Zulus OF South Africa, will speak in the CoDgre-
gational Church, Sixth street, between and J,
TOMORROW (Sabbath) EVENING.
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STANDiSG Orr THE DUpEs.-The River
side girls catch on 10 the latest folly as
quickly as anybody. They are now prac-
ticing the = bahv stare" 90 fashionable in
the East. This is TO succeed the ''roguish
glance and the shy droop.n 1t is done
by opening the eyes to their fullest extent
and fixing them upon some one, keeping
them there as long as possible, With all
the lniantile expression of tgo-nopths-
Old paby Il was invented as foil 10 ihe
stare o. the DUDE RirrsiJs Prsss
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IN the State Capitol Grounds, at SACRAMENTO.
The painting OF these buildings shall consist
OF two good coats OF the best white lead and
best Iinseed oil saint, trimmed in such colors
Commissioners. The roofs of said buildings to
be painted with one good coat Of fireproof paint,
said roof paints shall be oil paint, with lead or
iron base, mixed with any freproof material
satisfactory to said Commissioners.
Each bidder must accompany his proposal
with a bond equal TO ten per cent. of his pro-
posal, with sufficient suIesies, conditioned that
IL said proposal shall be accepted the party pro-
posing Will duly enter into a proper contract
and faithfully perform his contract 10 accord
ance with said proposal and the specifications
and descriptions. 7. Z. RANDOLPH,
Secretary of the State Board Of Capitol Com
missioners. ly22P4w
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
THE COERCION BILL PASSES ITS
THIRD READING.
Latest News From Stanley-Prospect
of Another French Crisis
Blaine Gets Left.
HIS OWN FAULT.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE gEooRp-USIoS.I
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sTEiNWAY 8 SONS PIANOS

Mrs. K. B. HEYMAN. SOLE azu1
vi Agent, go street, opposite 5aT12
Courthouse. other Pianos at re-
suoed prices. Pianos to let. Pin y
Cnos sold in i1stsllments. 2plm
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home AFFAIRS.
STEALING AND EXTRAVAGANCE
AT WASHINGTON.
What the Reform" Administration
Is Doing-BasebaIl Games-So-
cialists VS.. Laborers-Etc.
TURN THE RAsCALs our"

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEooED-UNloS.l
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Reports of Distress Denied.

STERLING (Col), July sth.-The reports
wired from Washington couple of weeks
ago, stating that eastern Colorado was suf-
fering from droughts, and that home
steaders were compelled to leave their
claims in search food, is without founda-
ton. This section of country has lately
had two, and sometimes three, heavy rains
each week, and crops and stock are doing
well.
Receipts of Gold.
New YORK, July Sth.-Four hundred
and fifty thousand in gold arrived to-day
from Europe, making 100000 this week.
Not included in 100000 on the wav.
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Saturday, July 80, 1887,
The Exterior of the following named st
buildings. TO wit;

The State Capitol, the State Agricultural and
industrial Exhibition Building, and the State
Printing Office, said buildings being situated
in the State Capitol Grounds, at Sacramento.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


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wita ne arewex. = e7
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TIE SECOND lTLlMTA


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shs nssaI ssaia, her csnalanil5 ineseAs
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Ths . OENTEMERI" d themosa pop
uisR ki6 glove In AmeTies, &I.4s for fve
buttons. $50 for eight buttons. They
are far below the price Of any other
standard maker, and for &c and dnrar
biiity are unexoellsd. The above are re-
lail psices ttha glove Is not sold nt whole-
salsl 81 SOHWABAOHER BIOS. dals
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TESTIMONIAL From ASSEMBLY.
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C8kMHEn. A1nkS2, Apkd ID fSst
Gane years aee ] Waa thFagn ffsm =
waaan nna fFac1aroa two e nay RIA.
VS. q AAaly haFt thna bad y "a % IN
4 eAaaF Ter funR dAye and niknta TIE
fensah aAY ny maaher plneed lie Al
sreaAaa peEens R1snfRf oeez nag eEeABn
fthR The nexl dsy m7 snaeElnza e.
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tha plasfsrs letaa. ed tnaaa eyesa ~
sassi easifsly wsl u 8 uaaeA WA1a ]
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

NOTICE Is HgRgnT GIVES THAT TnE
~ ce.parl1ez1hiD he<el1fote exlstlng -.
tween &. 3. PnmpAfey, EEank Hanfus1
Geolge ]. ayera oe6rgs ". Hanfs sna D. II
mzufuMl ennanMs.
Al &ahi4 coutEacind hy sGia ee-sarsnnRshlp
Ell be paid hy tie Puanf 3ouna Ealnasn Cen.
pany q compensatory, and al debes owsng %
sid ee-p4Ftnarship nnsf he pala - aid cor.
pzF1ticn. tha Pugei sound salman 1nmpanv.
Sasz7t9 y. r., oetsbeR & 1851.
GRO r. MEkzz
r. n PuMRHnaT.
FRANK HANFoRc.
d B. LOAD,
eoo ~ Gro. y. nAnKD